Mow.py is a small python script that shall assist you in your quest to achieve trailing-space-free code.
Clone the repository (or download it), and put mow.py somewhere in your path. If you're
using git, you probably want to put git-mow there too :)
Some usage examples for mow.py:
mow.py -r # Process all files matching the predefined wildcards in the current and all sub-directories
mow.py # Process all files matching the predefined wildcards in the current directory
mow.py -f README.txt test.cpp # Process the specified two files
If you installed the git command, you can also do the following:
git mow # Process all modified files matching the predefined wildcards
git mow -m # Process all files matching the predefined wildcards
git mow -w \*.pl -w \*.mmd # Process all files matching the predefine wildcards and *.pl and *.mmd
If you find a bug or have an idea on how to improve Mow.py, please create an issue here on GitHub.
Copyright (c) 2012 Lucas Jenß
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